Goofy Daddy's Bedtime Stories

Goofy Daddy's Bedtime Stories is a podcast made for the last few moments of the day. The part where the lamp's on, the overhead's off, and everything gets quiet. Each episode, a goofy daddy settles in close to the microphone and tells one small story about four little cousins and the big feelings that come with being little. A lost treasure. A hard question. A friend who needs help asking for it. They started in the Whispering Woods, and lately they've followed the water all the way to the Coral Shallows. It's a warm, moonlit reef where everything's new again: same cousins, same small hearts, no rush. There are no chase scenes here. Nothing to solve before the timer runs out. Nobody's the bad guy. Just a warm voice, a few weird little friends who keep Daddy company on the broadcast, and a soft place to land at the end of the day. Think Bluey's heart and Mister Rogers's calm, made for your ears in the dark.

Goofy Daddy's Bedtime Stories is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Goofy Daddy's Bedtime Stories, a kids show with 25 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  S03E06 - The Run-Up

  Aug 27, 202625 minS3

  Out past the sandbar there is an arch of coral standing up out of the shallow water, and nobody has ever gone over it. Leo has been trying all summer. He is the fastest thing in the sea and he gets higher off that water than anything on the whole reef, and he has worn a patch of the sand smooth starting from exactly the right spot, over and over, night after night. Then a quiet old friend called Isie turns up. She does not go anywhere near as high as Leo. She just does not come down. A gentle bedtime story about the something else that sits underneath being glad for somebody, and about a boy who found out he wanted to watch it happen again. Broadcasting from the end of the driveway in bare feet, where a mailbox named Bill watched a very good parcel go past him to somebody else and has been happily thinking about it ever since. Settle in, dreamer. You can have both of those. They are both yours.

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  Episode #5

  S03E05 - A Beat Too Late

  Aug 18, 202626 minS3

  Desmond has been working on something, and tonight he finally does it for the others. It is an impression of Odin, the oldest and slowest and kindest fish on the whole reef, and it is very, very good. The cousins come apart laughing. They ask for it again. They ask for it eleven more times. And then Odin comes out of his hollow, which Odin does not do, because he had heard everybody laughing and he had something he wanted to tell them. A gentle bedtime story about the difference between the two kinds of laughing, and about a joke you can only fix by making a better one. Broadcasting from the laundry room very late, where a sock named SOCK is still looking for his brother and Goofy Daddy does an impression he is extremely proud of. Settle in, dreamer. Have a look, every so often, at who is laughing.

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  Episode #4

  S03E04 - A Piece of the Moon

  Aug 12, 202628 minS3

  Jack finds a little piece of sea glass on the sand, worn soft and smooth by years and years of ocean. When he holds it up, the moon shines right through it and comes out the green of the inside of a wave. It is the first thing in the whole Coral Shallows that belongs to only him, and he tucks it away under his flipper where nobody else can reach. Then he goes out to the far wall, further than the cousins usually go, and meets somebody who lives in a long dark crack in the coral and has never once wanted to leave it. A gentle bedtime story about the hardest kind of giving, and about a small green light in a place that never had one. Broadcasting from the end of the driveway in bare feet, where the asphalt is still warm from the day and a mailbox named Bill has been keeping one postcard safe for years without ever knowing what it says. Settle in, dreamer. Some things are worth more where you put them than where you keep them.

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  Episode #3

  S03E03 - Under the Whole Sky

  Aug 6, 202625 minS3

  A travelling sea turtle named AvaBleu stops at the Coral Shallows for one night, and Quinn has already worked out exactly where she should sleep. The warmest spot. The softest spot. Quinn is right about every single bit of it. But AvaBleu keeps saying, very kindly, that she would rather lie out on the open sand. So Quinn explains it again. And then she explains it better. A gentle bedtime story about the moment you stop making your point and ask a question instead, and about all the things somebody will tell you if you do. Broadcasting from the laundry room floor, where a brand new bed sits on top of the warm dryer and a cat is asleep in the cardboard box it came in, down on the cold floor, having reviewed both. Settle in, dreamer. Try asking them how come.

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  Episode #2

  S03E02 — The Long Blue Minute

  Jul 29, 202618 minS3

  Out on the moonlit reef, Leo watches the big dolphins leap clear out of the water and into the sky - and he wants to do it right now , more than he's ever wanted anything. But the shallows are calm and still, and the big leap needs the big water, and the big water comes with the tide. With a slow old grouper named Odin keeping watch and a floaty otter named Wade to drift beside him, Leo learns the hardest, bravest thing a daredevil can do. A gentle bedtime story about the long, blue minute before the wonderful thing arrives - broadcasting from the back step, where two little mushrooms are growing side by side in a forgotten rain boot. Settle in, dreamer. It's already on its way to you.

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